Given the data in the table below, AHrxn for the reaction Ca(OH); + 2H;AsO4 → Ca(H;AsO4)2 + 2H;O is _kJ. [A] -4219 (B] -130.4 [C] -4519 [D] -76.4AH, (kJ/mol)-986.6||SubstanceCa(ОН),HASO,Ca(H;AsOa)2-900.4-2346.0H;0-285.9O AВCD

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Given the data in the table below, AHrxn for the reaction Ca(OH); + 2H,AsO, → Ca(H,AsO4); + 2H,O is _ kJ. [A] -4219 [B] -130.4 [C] -4519 [D] -76.4 AH: (kJ/mol) -986.6|| Substance Ca(Он), HASO, -900.4 Ca(H;ASOA); H;O -2346.0 -285.9

Given the data in the table below, AHrxn for the reaction Ca(OH); + 2H,AsO, → Ca(H,AsO4); + 2H,O is _ kJ. [A] -4219 [B] -130.4 [C] -4519 [D] -76.4 AH: (kJ/mol) -986.6|| Substance Ca(Он), HASO, -900.4 Ca(H;ASOA); H;O -2346.0 -285.9

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